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/ Leg afternoon ant / came - mine.
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smile. The gentle pressure oi tae l1El,
| hand. sl won Miss Dursu s aeaIt a. oEce.
size had me- Aillceat tNo or taree
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nice Of her 90 come 60 fhis duh OLE
house lusi 70 see a stupid old maid Deaf
dear me there were not many VINO Moula
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| Meantime to-. lovely creature i-
| taking hcr Tea from Gerald Masaareene
hancs. Tea Of an exquisite iiafor aut
| rch with country cream heht up spec
| iaily from tho heart Ol Hampshire 81,
Miss Duran's Wednesdays. Tea served in
| priceless old Crown Derby. before which
the modern limitations might hold down
their heads
sugar asks Gerald ia soc.ets
tome; and then, considerably lower, m.
own darlingr'
''Eht" says Miss Grev in return 70 this
| ilnpassioned address. with n startling
| promptituds hat s rather displrting
In truth. having got here. ne matter
how, and 20 ACKNOWLEDGED 10 Massareeue
that she has thought II worth hcr while
70 give up for his sake one " tic mo-t
| brilliant concerns OF the season. she s. d
little frightened little impatient and
! yet a good deal glad
"Millrent, " says Gerald. dropping into
the chair near her. that YOU haVe come
~ ali IS So much more than ! dared hore
for that wonld now entreat you to lri
my Joy continue by being lrisd 10 me FOR
the short hour we may be tocethcr "
His tone is very sad. in spite OF tho ioy
he mentions. Old Miss Duran. LOOKING
kindly At the tso young people who
have descended into her midst and cas.
such a cloud Of sunshine upon the dull.
stately drawing room. reads as clearly as
though il were all II PRINT before her
that this young man-the son of her dead
cousins breaking his heart for love q
the pretty. slender girl staring so sol
emnlv into her tea Gun. and that the
pretty girl is not altogether indifferent
about it.
"Blcss mo- And | hear she is 10 be
married 10 that nephew Of Lucy 3rands s.
Well. 10 Judge bv her face. | should say
her heart is not in It. Poor young thingsi
! Evidently .hf,r have entered into flte hiss